Featuring an Intel Mobile MMX Pentium 200 MHz. All models now have 32MB of base memory and can be upgraded up to 96MB. Unlike the MB12C system all displays are now TFT. Graphics card is NeoMagic's MagicGraph 128ZV + and they come with Windows 98 or Windows 95. This was the last mobioNX ever made.

My personal mobioNX are both MB12C / UDA1 - with the cheesy DSTN display. Somehow I like these STN displays especially because of all the flaws they got. DSTN is super slow - where gamers discuss if a TFT should have a refresh time of 8 or 4 ms the DSTN can rather be measured in seconds. If you close a window it rather "slowly fades away" and your mouse cursor leaves a trail - even though you clearly disabled that option in the settings. That also makes scrolling what i would call an "optically unique experience". With DSTN you also constantly keep fighting with a phenomena called "ghosting" which means that larger geometric figures on the screen like for example the edge of a window - influence neighbouring parts of the screen. So most of the time you'll play with the contrast and brightness settings trying to find a halfway usable combination.

For every day work the TFT would obviously be more practical, but being more of a collectible I prefer the DSTN display simply because these are a rare collectible these days and a glimpse onto the very beginning of LCD screens.